A collision in the ocean gives Brazil a medal

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U.S. all-around gymnastic champion Simone Biles slipped on the balance beam, American sprinter Allyson Felix missed one record but set another and a dramatic ocean finish gave Brazil its first swimming medal. Memorable moments on Day 10 of the Rio Games -- in case you missed them.

Biles had already won gold in the individual all-around competition, on the vault and in the team competition, and she has a chance to win a fourth in the floor exercise on Tuesday. But on the balance beam, she put her hand down after a front flip and lost her shot at gold. Wevers became the first gymnast to beat Biles at any event at the Rio Games.

If Biles does win four medals, she will tie Ecaterina Szabo, who competed in 1984, Vera Caslavska in 1968 and Larisa Latynina, 1956.

Allyson Felix Wins Seventh MedalU.S. sprinter Allyson Felix ran the 400 meter for a chance at a record-breaking fifth gold medal on Monday but came in second to Shaunae Miller of the Bahamas. Miller fell over the finish line to win.

Winning the gold was Sharon van Rouwendaal of the Netherlands, with Bruni taking the silver and Brazil’s Poliana Okimoto moving up to the bronze spot. Her medal was the first won by a Brazilian woman, in the open water or in the pool.

The International Olympic Committee said El Shehaby had received a severe reprimand for his behavior and had been sent home from the Rio Games.

After Sasson’s win, Sasson extended his hand, but El Shehaby backed away, shaking his head. The referee insisted that he return to the mat and bow, and when he gave a quick nod and left, the crowd booed.

Falling Camera Injures SevenSeven people including an 11-year-old were injured when an aerial camera suspended on steel cables collapsed more than 60 feet outside Rio’s Olympic Park on Monday.

Two women could be seen in images posted to social media sitting on the ground bloodied after the large camera fell. They were struck by the camera’s cables, according to the husband of one.

Medical officials described all of the injuries as minor and said all of the people who had been hurt had been treated by Monday night, according to the Olympic Broadcasting Service.

The camera was one of several suspended on cables to provide aerial views of the main Olympic Park. The Olympic Broadcasting Service said two guide cables on its camera snapped, plunging it onto a lower concourse that feeds into the basketball stadium.

"There was quite a lot of screaming and a bit of commotion," Chris Adams, a gymnastics fan from Britain told The Associated Press. "People were running to the situation to make sure these two ladies were OK."

Water Polo Team Sets RecordThe U.S. women's water polo team continued to defend its champion status Monday, defeating Brazil 13-3, the highest ever margin for an Olympic knockout women's water polo game.